University of Massachusetts Amherst Institute For Applied Life Sciences

The Institute for Applied Life Sciences (IALS) at the University of Massachusetts Amherst is a cutting-edge research institute that aims to translate fundamental research into innovative products, technologies, and services for the betterment of human health and well-being. With a total investment of over $150 million from the Massachusetts Life Science Center and the university, IALS brings together more than 200 faculty-led research groups from various departments on campus, along with industry and government partners, to collaborate on interdisciplinary projects. The institute is organized into three centers that focus on personalized health monitoring, bioactive delivery, and discovering disease-related cellular pathways and therapeutic candidates.

IALS also offers more than 30 Core Facilities that provide state-of-the-art resources for a wide range of projects, including device prototyping, manufacturing, motion studies, and imaging. These facilities are accessible to academic, government, and industry collaborators, fostering a collaborative and entrepreneurial environment. With a product-focused approach and a commitment to academic innovation, IALS works closely with industry partners to deliver commercially significant outcomes. Through its industry sabbatical program and Collaboratories, IALS provides opportunities for industry researchers to work alongside faculty and utilize the institute's resources.

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